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Documentation and Communication Workshop Organized by CAP – 25th July

Documentation and Communication Workshop Organized by CAP – 25th July

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We (Lakshmi & Vasumathi) attended a Communication and Documentation Workshop organised by the Centre for Advancement of Philanthropy - CAP  at YMCA, Mumbai on the 25th of July, 2013. As for all the CAP workshops, the seats were already full, when we decided to register. This did not come as a surprise at all, we only cursed ourselves for not being the "early enough birds" to register.  But we were glad to receive a call from Martina just a few days before the workshop telling us that there was a room for two participants and we jumped at this proposition.…
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Social Media Workshop for NGOs, organized by iVolunteer Mumbai. June 29, 2013

Social Media Workshop for NGOs, organized by iVolunteer Mumbai. June 29, 2013

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We have been using Social Media for the last few years, and it has been through these that we have reached out to so many of you. And many of you have helped us reach out to more. Which is exactly what Social Media are for and we know it all - right? Well - for all that we know about anything, we discover there is more to know. And that made me (Vasumathi Sriganesh) attend this workshop. With a small group of just 5 - 6 participants, we all got an intense learning experience. Neha Shrivastava of  iVolunteer later…
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Giving Back-NGO India 2013 exhibition

Giving Back-NGO India 2013 exhibition

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QMed participated in the Giving back - NGO India 2013 exhibition (14-15 June) a CSR initiative of UBM India  at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon, Mumbai. This was the second such exhibition by UBM India and 160+ NGOs from across the country participated in it. Apart from the stalls there were also conferences and seminars on interesting topics about running NGOs in an effective manner. This exhibition acted as a platform for us to propose the idea of conducting awareness lectures for the “non-medical people” who  use the internet to search for medical information. The neatly displayed banners with catchy one-line messages…
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